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THE 6th FRENCH REPUBLIC
I have often assessed statesmen’s speeches and reactions from the people’s representatives, French and foreign journalists and editorial writers, and the population. My conclusion is that the 5th Republic Constitution is doomed to fail. Why? Because the public education system is not working well enough, and in this kind of situation, the population should not be allowed to give their opinion on everything.
This is my suggestion regarding the architecture of the 6th French Constitution:
- The President of the Republic, directly elected as is the case now, has the final say and makes decisions.
- The President’s advisers prepare the decisions.
- The government (including the Prime Minister) implements and orchestrates the decisions.
- The Senate, indirectly elected by elected officials (grands électeurs), as is the case now, advises the President by means of relevant reports.
- There is no National Assembly (Assemblée Nationale), locum of sterile quarrels that quite literally make the population lose their head
- ALTERNATIVE: Assigning the National Assembly the tasks of preparing the President’s decisions, monitoring the implementation of the measures taken by the government, and educating people.

In short, the Constitution is modified so as to explicitly separate the functions of advisers from those of decision-makers (otherwise incestuous):
The Senate prepares the advice
The National Assembly prepares the decisions
The President of the Republic is the final decision-maker
The Prime Minister and the ministers carry out the implementation and monitoring of the decisions (i.e. their role is an administrative one).

P.S. In my own capacity, I am alternatively advisor or decision-maker, depending on the issue.
When I offer advice, it would be dangerous to skip the step of checking + external validation.
When I ask for opinions and advice, my training and mental capacities enable me to have the final say.
Hence, I’m sure you have worked out that as my blogs stem from my personal thinking, I merely provide opinions and advice which readers need to check and validate, or not.